DE10131738A1 - Compost effluent gas condition regulation comprises controlled displacement of microbial methane by fresh air - Google Patents
Compost effluent gas condition regulation comprises controlled displacement of microbial methane by fresh airInfo
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Abstract
Description
Abfälle - z. B. Bioabfälle und Restmülle - werden z. T. durch eine mikrobielle Rotte behandelt. Diese kann aerob und anaerob ablaufen. Einer anaeroben Behandlung ist i. d. R. eine aerobe Rotte nachgeschaltet. Wesentliches Kennzeichen bisheriger Systeme ist, dass die aerobe und anaerobe Rotte räumlich voneinander getrennt waren. Die anaerobe Rotte (bzw. Vergärung) findet in einem luftdichten Behälter statt, wobei das entstehende Biogas meist zur Energiegewinnung verwendet wird. Bei der Vergärung wird eine maximale Gasausbeute angestrebt, um einen weitestgehenden Kohlenstoffabbau zu erreichen. Deshalb wird i. d. R. das Ausgangsmaterial abgesiebt und nur die gut vergärbare kleine Fraktion (z. B. < 8 mm) zur Vergärung verwendet. Dieses Material wird stark mit Wasser versetzt, so dass sich ein pumpfähiges Material ergibt. Nach der Vergärung wird das schlammartige Material aus der anaeroben Behandlung zu dem Ort der aeroben Behandlung transportiert, wo es mit der vorher abgesiebten Grobfraktion wieder vermischt wird. Die aerobe Rotte findet in offenen oder geschlossenen Systemen statt, wobei dem Material Sauerstoff in Form von mechanischer Durchmischung oder aber Belüftung zugeführt wird. Die Belüftung des Abfalls wird z. T. mithilfe von Sauerstoffsensoren gesteuert. Waste - e.g. B. organic waste and residual waste - z. T. treated by a microbial rotting. This can take place aerobically and anaerobically. Anaerobic treatment is usually d. Usually an aerobic Rotte downstream. An essential characteristic of previous systems is that the aerobic and anaerobic compost were spatially separated. Anaerobic rotting (or fermentation) takes place in an airtight container, the resulting biogas usually being used Energy generation is used. During fermentation there is a maximum gas yield strived to achieve the greatest possible carbon degradation. Therefore i. d. R. that Starting material sieved and only the easily fermentable small fraction (e.g. <8 mm) for Fermentation used. This material is heavily mixed with water, so that a pumpable material results. After fermentation, the sludge-like material is removed from the anaerobic treatment is transported to the location of the aerobic treatment where it is associated with the previously screened coarse fraction is mixed again. The aerobic rot takes place in open or closed systems instead, where the material is oxygen in the form of mechanical Mixing or ventilation is supplied. The ventilation of the waste is e.g. T. controlled with the help of oxygen sensors.
Ein Grossteil der Anlagen wird auch ahne anaerobe Behandlung betrieben. Hier findet nur eine aerobe Behandlung statt. Ziel der Behandlung ist ein stabiles Material, d. h. es unterliegt nur sehr eingeschränkt weiterer mikrobieller Aktivität. Most of the plants are also operated without anaerobic treatment. Find here only an aerobic treatment instead. The aim of the treatment is a stable material, i.e. H. it is subject to only very limited further microbial activity.
In der Mechanisch Biologischen Abfallbehandlung (MBA) entsteht bei der aeroben Rotte eine Abluft, die mit flüchtigen organischen Kohlenstoffen (VOC) angereichert ist und die behandelt werden muss. Dies geschieht z. B. durch thermische Anlagen, die unter Zudosierung von Brenngas die anfallende Abluft verbrennen. Diese Zudosierung von Brenngas ist ein wesentlicher Kostenfaktor in der Abluftbehandlung. In mechanical biological waste treatment (MBA), aerobic rotting is one Exhaust air enriched with volatile organic carbon (VOC) and the needs to be treated. This happens e.g. B. by thermal systems with metering of combustion gas burn the resulting exhaust air. This metering of fuel gas is a essential cost factor in exhaust air treatment.
Bisher werden in der Rotte von MBA-Material möglichst geringe VOC- und Methangehalte in der Abluft angestrebt. Dies geht einher mit einer möglichst hohen Belüftung des Materials, um im Rottematerial aerobe Verhältnisse herzustellen. Geringe Methangehalte in der Abluft führen aber zu einer notwendigen Zudosierung von Brenngas. So far, the lowest possible levels of VOC and methane have been found in MBA material aspired in the exhaust air. This goes hand in hand with the highest possible ventilation of the material, to create aerobic conditions in the rotting material. Low methane levels in the exhaust air but lead to a necessary addition of fuel gas.
Im Folgenden werden zwei Ausführungsbeispiele des Verfahrens
beschrieben, das durch gezielte Rottesteuerung den Methangehalt in der Abluft soweit erhöht,
so dass eine autarke thermische Abluftbehandlung möglich ist:
Das Verfahren beruht nach einem ersten Ausführungsbeispiel darauf, dass alternierend in dem
Abfall, der sich in geschlossenen Systemen befindet, anaerobe und aerobe Verhältnisse
induziert werden - und zwar an einem Ort. Dies wird mittels einer Kreislaufführung der
Abluft sowie einer zusätzlichen Befeuchtung von einem Teil des Abfalls bewerkstelligt. Zu
einem Zeitpunkt t1 wird die Belüftung des Abfalls mit der Abluft durchgeführt. Dadurch
verringert sich rasch aufgrund der mikrobiellen Aktivität der Sauerstoffgehalt in der Abluft,
und vorhandener Kohlenstoff im Abfall wird zu Methan reduziert. Ist ein gewisser
Methangehalt in der Abluft erreicht (t2), wird diese direkt einer thermischen Anlage zugeführt
oder aber in einem Gasdom zwischengespeichert. Der Methangehalt in der Abluft wird durch
Methansensoren ermittelt, die auch die Abluftsteuerung übernehmen. D. h. die
Abluftsteuerung wird nicht mit Sauerstoffsensoren sondern mit Brenngassensoren geregelt,
insbesondere mit Methansensoren.
Two exemplary embodiments of the method are described below, which increase the methane content in the exhaust air to such an extent that autonomous thermal exhaust air treatment is possible by means of targeted redness control:
According to a first exemplary embodiment, the method is based on the fact that anaerobic and aerobic conditions are alternately induced in the waste, which is located in closed systems - at one location. This is done by circulating the exhaust air and by additional humidification of part of the waste. At a time t1, the waste is ventilated with the exhaust air. As a result of the microbial activity, the oxygen content in the exhaust air is quickly reduced and the carbon present in the waste is reduced to methane. If a certain methane content in the exhaust air is reached (t2), it is fed directly to a thermal system or temporarily stored in a gas dome. The methane content in the exhaust air is determined by methane sensors, which also take over the exhaust air control. I.e. the exhaust air control is not controlled with oxygen sensors but with fuel gas sensors, in particular with methane sensors.
Wenn die Abluft in den Gasdom oder direkt zur thermischen Verbrennung abströmt, wird durch die nachströmende luft nun der Abfall erneut belüftet. Es stellen sich wieder aerobe Verhältnisse in dem Abfall ein und vorhandener Kohlenstoff wird oxidativ abgebaut. Erneut wird die Abluft im Kreislauf geführt (t3), bis sich soviel Methan in der Abluft befindet, dass diese abgeleitet wird (t4) etc. When the exhaust air flows into the gas dome or directly for thermal combustion the waste is now ventilated again by the inflowing air. It turns aerobic again Ratios in the waste and existing carbon is oxidatively degraded. Again the exhaust air is circulated (t3) until there is so much methane in the exhaust air that this is derived (t4) etc.
Der Gasdom zur Zwischenspeicherung dient dazu, dass während der Kreislaufführung kontinuierlich brennbare Abluft der thermischen Abluftbehandlungsanlage zugeführt werden kann. Somit verringert sich die Grösse der thermischen Anlage im Vergleich zu bisherigen Abluftbehandlungsanlagen, die Brenngas der Abluft zudosieren müssen. The gas dome for temporary storage is used during the circulation continuously combustible exhaust air is fed to the thermal exhaust air treatment system can. This reduces the size of the thermal system compared to previous ones Exhaust air treatment systems that have to add fuel gas to the exhaust air.
Eine Kreislaufführung ist bisher ebenfalls bekannt, jedoch geschieht dies ausschliesslich zur Reduktion der Abluftmengen und ist deshalb nicht mit dem o. g. vergleichbar, da hier gezielt hohe Methangehalte von > 1,2 g Methan-Kohlenstoff je m3 erreicht werden sollen, worauf die Regeltechnik ausgelegt ist. Ein Methangehalt von 3% sollte nicht überschritten werden, um keine explosiven Abluftgemische zu erhalten. Circulation is also known so far, but this is done exclusively to reduce the amount of exhaust air and is therefore not comparable with the above, since high methane contents of> 1.2 g methane-carbon per m 3 are to be achieved here, for which the control technology is designed , A methane content of 3% should not be exceeded in order to avoid explosive exhaust air mixtures.
Eine weitere Möglichkeit höhere Methangehalte in der Abluft zu erzeugen, ist nach einem zweiten Ausführungsbeispiel eine gedrosselte kontinuierliche Belüftung des Materials. Eine Kreislaufführung der Abluft sowie deren Zwischenspeicherung sind dann nicht mehr notwendig. Hierbei bestimmen Brenngassensoren den Methangehalt der Abluft und regeln so die Zudosierung voll Frischluft. Analog zur obigen Beschreibung ist auch hier das Ziel, eine autarke Verbrennung der Abluft zu ermöglichen. Another way to generate higher methane levels in the exhaust air is after one second embodiment, a throttled continuous ventilation of the material. A Circulation of the exhaust air and its intermediate storage are then no longer necessary. Fuel gas sensors determine the methane content of the exhaust air and regulate it in this way the addition of fresh air. Analogous to the description above, the goal here is one to enable self-sufficient combustion of the exhaust air.
Zusammenfassend seien die Vorteile erwähnt: Es wird eine kleinere thermische Abluftbehandlung benötigt, da der zu behandelnde Abluftvolumenstrom geringer ist. Darüber hinaus ist keine zusätzliche Zudosierung von Brenngas notwendig. Somit reduzieren sich die Kosten der thermischen Abluftbehandlung erheblich. In summary, the advantages are mentioned: It becomes a smaller thermal Exhaust air treatment is required because the exhaust air volume flow to be treated is lower. About that in addition, no additional metering of fuel gas is necessary. Thus, the Thermal exhaust air treatment costs significantly.
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DE3438057A1 (en) * | 1984-10-17 | 1986-04-17 | Johannes Dipl.-Ing. 6200 Wiesbaden Linneborn | Process for the treatment of biomasses |
DE3615971A1 (en) * | 1986-05-13 | 1987-11-19 | Schulze Oswald Kg | Process and plant for the treatment of sludge |
DE3813844C1 (en) * | 1988-04-23 | 1989-10-05 | Leonhard Dipl.-Ing. Fuchs | |
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